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Salvation CafevsThe White Horse Tavern
Both establishments are recommended by professional travelers. Overall, Salvation Cafe ranks significantly better than The White Horse Tavern. Salvation Cafe comes in at #3 in Newport with accolades from 5 sources including Gayot, Travel + Leisure and Lonely Planet.
Salvation Cafe
Gayot
Lonely Planet
Travel + Leisure
Fodor's Lonely Planet
Frommer's
140 Broadway, Newport, RI 02840-2748
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Gayot13.0
"Newport's Salvation Café pulls off being eclectic but not outlandish with aplomb." Full review
Lonely Planet "A funky, eclectic decor and brilliant food are in store at this bohemian cafe." Full review
Travel + Leisure "55 Excess of a more approachable kind rules at this kitschy and acid-hued diner, which serves globally influenced dishes—that still nod to the region’s coastal heritage—like fennel-lobster bouillabaisse Marseilles." Full review
Fodor's "Vegetarians and red-meat fanatics alike can easily find a dish to love at this funky lounge and eatery adored by local hipsters for its lighthearted vibe." Full review
Lonely Planet "This bar-cum-restaurant is indeed a salvation from Newport's tourist hordes. Here, you'll find creative cocktails served alongside grass-fed hanger steak frites, organic tandoori chicken." Full review
Frommer's "This funky hangout on Broadway features inexpensive multi-ethnic food in a colorful atmosphere" Full review
The White Horse Tavern Gayot Fodor's Lonely Planet Fodor's
goop
Atlas Obscura
26 Marlborough Street, Newport, RI 02840
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Gayot14.0
"Chef Richard Silvia is known for his commitment to fresh, local ingredients, and these show up prominently in the mixed-green salad, served alongside a half-sandwich of pastrami." Full review
Fodor's "America's oldest tavern was originally built in 1652 as a two-room, two-story residence but was converted to a tavern in 1673 by William Mayes, Sr., father of a notorious pirate. It..."
Lonely Planet "If you'd like to eat at a tavern opened by a 17th-century pirate that once served as an annual meeting place for the colonial Rhode Island General Assembly, try this historic, gambrel-roofed beauty." Full review
Fodor's "The White Horse is known for its beef Wellington and wine list." Full review
goop "The tavern dates back to 1673, when it was a colonial watering hole, and it looks it with patriotic flag curtains, deep fireplaces, and woodsy interiors." Full review
Atlas Obscura "The oldest still-operating tavern in the United States was once owned by a pirate. " Full review
